Weekly Fishing Report for Arkansas July 25, 2012
Fishing Tip of the Week: Keep an eye to the sky during these hot days and never underestimate the power of a pop-up thunderstorm. A blue sky with popcorn clouds can turn blustery with torrential
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Fishing Tip of the Week: Keep an eye to the sky during these hot days and never underestimate the power of a pop-up thunderstorm. A blue sky with popcorn clouds can turn blustery with torrential
LAKE MEAD – The water level is dropping about six-inches to a foot each week. Watch out for newly exposed structure. Anglers are finding slow fishing for striped bass in the Boulder Basin and the
Sign up today for one of the last Free Family Fishing Clinics of the summer at Jenks and Oklahoma City. For more information please go to wildlifedepartment.com CENTRAL Arcadia: July 22. Elevation below normal. Channel
The Nevada Department of Wildlife using funds donated by Barrick Gold are insuring boaters remain safe on Nevada’s waters by providing $5,000 worth of free life jackets at South Fork Reservoir Saturday from 9 a.m.
An ongoing effort to monitor state waters for aquatic nuisance species has not produced any significant discoveries this year.
Calling all want-to-be anglers! The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department’s “Let’s Go Fishing” Program is offering free one-day Introduction to Fishing classes in Cambridge and Wolfeboro, N.H., this August.
The Idaho Fish and Game Commission during a meeting Thursday, July 12, adopted a harvest season on fall Chinook salmon to open September 1.
Mark your calendars and get your registrations in now for the Governor’s Surf Fishing Tournament! This year’s tournament is scheduled for October 7 at Island Beach State Park and marks the 21st year of this
The boat access facility on Onway Lake in Raymond, N.H., will be closed for repairs for about six weeks, from July 23 through August 31, 2012.
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